Publisher's Synopsis
Excerpt from Splinters, Vol. 4: December, 1903
To us who are students here, Rogers Hall seems the best possible example of the latter kind of school. When a girl is allowed to follow the same studies with her brother, and her educa tion is considered incomplete if the development of the physical side be neglected, schools of our type are likely to grow and grow, while the attendance at city schools will correspondingly diminish with the growth of their rivals.
It is with a due sense of pride that we announce the good fortune of two of our latest alumnae. Cyrena Case, who was the sole representative of her class to Smith, received more than ninety votes for the class presidency; and Ruth Wilder's powers in the field of athletics were fully appreciated when she was chosen captain of the freshmen basket ball team at Vassar. We feel sure that equally good accounts of the other graduates will come to us before the year is out.
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